Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-29
BRIEFLETS.
Tomato plants at Hawley's.

the city over night.
Sweeney's signs, No. 316 Seventeenth
street
First class pants makers wanted at
Hopes. the tailor
A fine line of bananas, oranges and
lemons at Truesdale's.
Sweeney makes specially of painting
business wagons.
Samuel Mcconnell and wife, of Bowl
ing. were in the city today.
Closing out liquors at cost to quit the
business, at Kohn & Adler's
A new line of fresh vegetables al Trues
dale's.
W. C. Welch and wife are expected
home from Chicago this evening.
John V, Bum, of directory fame. is in
the city.
A large and desirable line of wall pa
per can be found at Sutcliffe Bros.
E. H. Guyer. Esq has returned from
an extensive visit to Kansas
Pure unadulterated liquors for medicinal
and family use at wholesale cost. at Kohu
& Adler's.
For Rent, store now occupied by
NJ. A Barnes. No. 1905. Second avenue
Apply to Mrs. Charles Buford
A new base ball club has been organ
lied in the west end with g o. Battles as
captain.
Ex>Supervisor D. NJ Martin and fam
| lily are now permanently settled in Their
new home IN South Rock Island
Sutcllffe Bros. for your painting ana
, paper hanging; work done quickly and
well.
Families desiring to purchase Rable &
Stengle's celebrated bottled book beer,
can secure it at Carse & OhlweiIers hot
thing establishment, at the usual prices
City Attorney McEniry went to Cam
bridge this afternoon on business con
nected with the city's butcher suits pend
ing IN the Henry county court.
Mr. Fred Weyerhaeuser and daugh ter
Miss Ionic, have returned home from
their California trip. They eajogcd the
western climate, scenery, etc. lmmense>
| lY.
Mr. c. E. Hawley has sold his mare
Dolly McGregor, by Robert McGregor, TO
Mr. J. C. Miller. of Lincoln. Ncb,, Tor
$500 The horse is quite promising
one.
The rural supervisors have quietly
slipped out of town. They can speud
meeting in telling their constituents whai
transpred at the special meeting
A mule sociable will be given this even
ing at the residence of Alderman A II
Hampton Fourth aven2e between Eight
aud Ninth streets, for the benefit OF tn,
Ninth street NJ. E church
Sheriff Slvis lost a wallet last nigh
containing 800 in bills and other small
notes The book hal Mr. Siiyls' nam"
on it, rs well as that of Mr. Mcese OF
Moline, who gave it to he sheriff
Mr.. W w Eggleslon has goue int.
Mitchell & Lynde's bank to run the
books during Judge Lyndes absence, all,
Nh Ben Hall takes Mr., EggIestous plac,
at the First National in the meantime.
Rev G J Luckeg, of the First NJ E
church, will exchange puIpits with Rev
, R. D. Russell, of Gcncseo. SUNDAY
, preaching to his old parish morning an
evening
Mr.. and Mrs S W. Heath and Nh
and Mrs R W Heath, of Taylor Rdg,
leave May 5 for Pittsburg TO spend tw
! months in the scenes of their early day
4 on the Ohio. They go all the way
steamer
{ Otis NJ. Moore, formerly publisher q
. the Industrial Journal at Bangor, Maine
with his family is visiting the family
VIM. Hunter and others at Hampton
Mr. Moore is looking for a suitable west
ern location.
J. F. McKibben, agent of the Amer
aap EvrraSo c,,nnonv arrived h,u
Yesterday from six weeks stay at Il
Hot Springs Ark, Macs" many frienC
know that his health has been nut
benefited by the trip.
- Supervisor Jesse S. Daley, of Co
10 made himself very conspicuous in Il
81 county board yesterday by the ventilatic
| of his peculiar ideas IS to leeisla ii
p. matters. The Coe statesman is appa
emily of the opinion that the amount t
lowed for the publication of the supe
visors, proceedings is a donation f
which the county or the tax payers r
t ceive no returns. Such methods
E. alleged economy are ridiculous. T
Is ARGUS favors the cutting off of every IL
c necessary cent Of expense, aud won
advise little shaving on the $40, @
h expended annually for paupers. W
m Daley object to thisF For man who b
II had the experience he has in coun
d legislation, he should know better til
r his actions Indicate